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Multilingual / Re: Questions about English?
« on: July 20, 2011, 07:36:56 am »When you say "coins," do you mean "corners" ?Hmmm... yes, corners
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When you say "coins," do you mean "corners" ?Hmmm... yes, corners
Do you mean: "I'm not sure if I understand the word, because I've only seen it a few times" ?Yes, that's I was trying to say
It's true, I assumed Japanese because of the name and the mention of Tokyo in your profile. Pardon!np ! haine-paix ! (a home-made french joke, sounds exactly as "np" in french prononciation, and mean "hate-peace", lol !)
I'm happy that you found you wayHello !
Have you already played at Magic the Gathering ? or this system of card game is totally new for you ?
The fact is you have 100hp, the opponent too. You have to kill your opponent (100 to 0hp) before he kills you !
For that aim, you have creatures that hit him each turn, spells with specifics effects, and permanents.
Read each card before use it, to know exactly what is going on.
And then step by step, game by game, you will increase your knowlege about this game and then your winrate
Thanks, i have figured it out pretty well now and won like 30 PvP's in a row haha not much but a start
The good news is that "nor" is not a common word in English. A lot of English speakers avoid it because they don't know how to use it!Yeah, I read(ed) some things with nor :It is formal and sounds "old-fashioned" (it sounds like a word people used a very long time ago). Most people do not use it when they talk. People sometimes use it when they write, or when they talk in formal situations.
But I didn't saw that word as much I needed to know if I'm correct or totally wrong !the orange part ... maybe this try will be correct :
But I didn't saw that word as much I need to know if I'm correct or totally wrong!
I am sorry, but I did not understand the orange part.
I would use "need" instead of "needed" here, because "needed" would mean that it happened in the past. If you say "needed to know," we don't know if you still need to know, or if you don't need anything now.
Also, in English there is no space before an exclamation point or a question mark. But do not worry very much about this. I know this is normal for Japanese, and your English still makes sense if you have the space.I'm not japanese
So, could you light me?"enlighten" was in my mind (in french, and it's a little poetic too in fr. :p), and then I remembered that a day in London, where I asked for somebody to fire my cigarette ... I didn't knew the word, that kind english boy
This is not a normal way to use "light" -- but it does sound very poetic! You might have been thinking of "enlighten," which would be correct. "Help" is always OK to use.
[...] Good news if you like this nymph, though; I heard there's a bug that means you are twice as likely to get this nymph as a different kind, but I can't confirm that, I just read it in another thread once.twice chance over other nymphs ?
[...] Il y a eu beaucoup de mono-rush feu par exemple, c'était assez prévisible, et le gagnant est celui qui en a profité en contrant très bien cela avec un combo auquel je n'avais jamais penséT'en as trop dit ou pas assez !
Also, with the upgrade, it can survive one turn of fire shield, and be able to antimatter that giant lava destroyerWith the upgrade, it's not "survive one turn", it's more like a "survive definitively" ... why ? for 4
you think bad ; I knew !And from the T50 we wasn't abble to get Nymph, they was also turned into relics on the spin.I don't think you know but T50 was replaced with The Arena.